Echinacea 'Cleopatra' [sold as Cleopatra Hybrid Coneflower] Cleopatra Hybrid Coneflower
Yellow, golden-yellow (Large daisy-like flowers with horizontal petals surrounding a prominent orange-brown cone; blooms are long-lasting and attract pollinators)
Dark green, medium green (Coarse, lance-shaped leaves form a basal clump; foliage remains green throughout the growing season)
Green, reddish-green, brown (Strong, upright stems remain green during growth and may develop reddish tones before drying brown in fall\)
Green, brown (Small dry achenes develop on the central cone and mature from green to brown; seeds provide food for birds)
2-3 feet
1.5-2 feet
Prefers fertile, well-drained soils but adapts to clay, sandy, and rocky soils; avoid consistently wet conditions.
Hybrid cultivar; parent species of Echinacea are native to prairies, open woodlands, and meadows of central and eastern North America.
